Tokyo Ginza 2008
Nikon Kenkyukai Nikon Historical Society TOKYO MEETING NIKON ONE STUDY
Tokyo Meeting with NHS February 23, 2008. The member of Nikon Historical Society and Nikon Kenkyukai Tokyo enjoyed a special meeting near Ginza Tokyo.
Tokyo Ginza Wako Building
Enjoy talking about cameras
Lectures about Nippon Kogaku
Hans Braakhuiss
Research on MIKRON binoculars Nikon S Motor Show First, we enjoyed the motor drive sound of the S-type rangefinder Nikon. The electric motor drive operates like a machine gun.
Nikon S Motor Drive Collection
Provide 12 volt DC power supply
Light and heavy motor drive sound
The Nikon motor ran smoothly
Nikon SP Motor Drive
Nikon S3M Nikon Special Custom Models
Nikon F3 LAPITA 2000 MEMORIAL EDITION The normal commercial model has a red stripe, but this special model has a green stripe. Moreover, the limited production number is extremely small with only 100 units. In 2000, the Japanese big publisher Shogakukan released the Nikon F3 limited edition in the magazine LAPITA.
Nikon F, The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force model Exciting Presentation Sessions
Presentation Session
Bill Kraus and Yuki Kawai
Active question and answer session
Lots of interesting topics
Nobuji Hatushiba presentation
Members enjoying the presentation Very Nice Nikon Items
The Complete Nikon Rangefinder Systems ; Robert J Rotoloni
The Nikon Camera in America, 1946-1953 ; Michael Wescott Loader
Nikon F mounted Ultra Micro Nikkor 125mm F2.8 and 135mm F4
230° - SAP
230° - SAP Fisheye Nikkor 6.2mm F5.6 This lens is the world's first SAP (Equisolid Angle Projection) fisheye lens realized by the aspherical lens. This super lens was designed by Masaki Isshiki, Nippon Kogaku, and manufactured in 1969. It is said that only three lenses were manufactured as a prototype product. This lens is the most rare Fisheye Nikkor lens in the world as you know.
Super Very Rare SAP-230 Degrees Fisheye Nikkor 6.2mm F5.6
Nikon F Correction Lens for Finder Eyepiece
CHRISTIES Auction Item NIKON ONE SPECIAL The main theme of the meeting was the special research of the NIKON ONE. Five wonderful NIKON ONE cameras were put on the table. They are No. 60933, 60983, 609118, 609314 and 609345.
Nikon Camera 60th Anniversary
Five Nikon cameras (commonly known as Nikon I )
Shutter release button difference
Nikon I Top Plate
Five Nikon Cameras in a row
Shoot the Nikon Cameras with a Nikon
Under investigation
Coffee Break Snacks Fantastic NIKON I Session It is rare to experience a gathering of five Nikon I cameras. We took advantage of this opportunity to observe five Nikon I cameras in detail.
Remove the camera bottom cover
Film guide rail
Film pressure plate
Nikon I Landscape
Differences in Camera Bottom Plates
Appreciation of Nikon I
Rare dome-shaped lens caps
The neat beauty of Nikon I
Detailed research continues
And the camera talk continues It was a good meeting The pleasant meeting ended at 5:00 p.m., and we followed this with a meal and beer at LION, the oldest and famous beer hall in Ginza.
Nikon Boys in Tokyo Meeting
Ginza LION Beer Hall
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